Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

n41t 70 q aniah VIA Enxks and CuEbsGs.
and fha Afis HzYn mEanh 3 mnteh
goelf - q 30 dz1ulna cnr1 e. -
e1lltsgn sd Mcbin4om mn1e&s end
wu1A gigs far nass sEtfnfnctism
Mayer Foad hns ~ aaye1 Iznnad >
llos11e - BaEAs md Ryxn, an6 fbeEe b
. FEASIBILITY that Ne mas1h b Of, col
far - tbs eilY y eoneeEnsd. Dzt Les
AnRsias h 9 ht1ls Isss a4FeiEht-lasa1
and fbess d q chanee u iss being trans-
fsEssd - tn1t ei1y.
RaNiIiam b veg mnnh - ~ Bane Il
so AE1nclseo, several % ine fke144
e1fi1 mDrnlnR scfzpa k4ss ben fsAf-
/ fniIg saaTs-1i1R a. s'fakss,s and, e q
cid mBaxf EMshex shs1w1lg Ramarked lhe
o1hsf sssrina. aha afisssanos e arkls
noWs6aFB 4 enu1ned - q han6fnl Of
ronRhA touRhs Ard mnRn, The las man-
.ioned oantFiA 1tinR fhe cash for the
others 70 uFanele ever. Ii TIE absenes
81 q haafahisE alafs o. things. u b Bos
impossibIe that some Of the local
-sIoRzaB" will haVs % ohoogs presently
bslWeen aoing 70 uosk aed R1tna - tsik
Alshcnab inquiries 10 regard 70 he
MaFpay Weir hght % take plzos tbs
month IN Massachusetts are e01atantig
reasAtna the ears 81 Fsof. Tina. No
Oarshy, nothing ee6nits ean Be seated % /
TIE matter. - TIE suogoELpliou fiokefe
sEe no1 yss printed and TIE exaes dsts
Of the battis 10 nos yes 50. IL wag the
eFst fn4eution Of TIE management 10
have the men meet ahoai sepsemoeF
rs bus she nesliua q likely 20 be pest /
4 Ia uI.s4I
1900 vii probabiy BE- raised By 40 gen.
siensen. eash eontrihutinr as. nnembeFe
Of the cd CKibb Club having The pre-
fsFenss when ali The applicaiions fer
tisksss are 10.
B5sh men are ksepine in good con
Olson, and eash Il ssnfdsnt % besllne
me other whaa they meet. Murphy e
doing bis training e Dover, Magsaoh1-
aatts. AZ preesna Be d several pounds
under weight. and be will Do what be
can 10 bring himself 70 1i9 pounds BE-
foro the DAY cf aRhtinR. In tas mean
time be will harden his muscles. The
aRslfast SpadeKn was aean yesterday aud
Be never locked better h bis life. II
have not started 10 train YET said be,
aand will not begin till two weeks be-
gors my ooatest. Today am under
weiahf, and viii surely b al right 90
the day Of battle. Wen b looking after
bis hsnds, whioh are painted With iodine
% kaEdsn them. be says. sud % take
the soreness 0ut Of them. He nevsF
aavs bis hasds the care they ought 20
i get sili n0u, and be Will took after them
hereafter o. veil as hs does bic body.
Thsre uas . large attendance al the
aparFinQ exhibition for the heavy weight
4 - - D.m&0a "a
i San francisco last Tuesday, when Been-
i Erom the drst 20 the eleventh round
getting In some good work en his ed
the most 81 the hitting 40 10 the TWEEN
tisth round. McAnlia bFaoed up ct the
twentieth and bit bis opponent hard for
eight rounds. From the thirtieth to the
thiKfy- eighth ahe honoEs we're about
even. Bremen fought pluekiiy, bat
from she foFtieth round be was groaay
and from the foFty-gixth bis work was
on she defensive. Mckulif vas too
i tired 20 knock hisn Out. however. When
time vas called for the fifty ssoond
round Paddy Ryan, Brennen'a second,
answered that bis man would give the
match 20 MoAulin, and the referee 90
decided u.
The sportiuR element Of San Fran
cisco seemed imbued with q universal DE-
! sirs 20 get into the OIympis Club rooms
J week ago to witness the eight round
glove contest between James OoFbett
the clab heavy weight, and Jack Burke,
''the Irish lad" With whom Jack Demp-
. sey Il spelling 10 fight 10 q finish. Not.
} WilhstandinR ell manner Of schemes
J we're worked and devices rea0Fted 20,
The outsiders were not permitted an op-
lportnaiiy to see the nill. Only mem
/ bsrs Of tie club and press Representa-
lives weFe admitted TO the assembly
room where q twenty foot RING wa
stretched.
The men entered The ring at 9:5c
, O'Clock, bat u vas fully fifteen minutes
1 before they advanced 10 tha centre
, William A. Brown, Who acted rs mastel
. Of ceremonies, announced that the con
, test would be fenght Withoula Fefareo
, Jack Mailman aud Tehn A. Hammer
. smith served with the watches. Patsy
. Carroll acted ~ tanner for Burke, Cor
bett being waited upon By Dennis Dili0r
, and Walter Watson. The Cabs pet h
taller than the Irish lad and his reach
vas more extended. he appeared, how
ever, to be trained Q little too ine, while
. BaFke showed up IN his usual excellent
condition. CoFbett spared at IL
pounds, Burke being seven pounds light
: e.. Cofbett acquitted himself veil, bal
was greatly ovefmatohed, the profess
Aionai sseniingly playing With him
Burke struck bis opponent With bis open
mitten several times on the chest dufine
: the contest. and onfe struck him com.
paraiivuly hard enc on the nose. Ger
J bstt Won the cheers Of she crowd several
times BY getting In on BuRka'a neck and
stomach. In the seventh round Burke
appeared 10 Be nettled for an instant,
aud let Out savagely for OoFbset's nesk
By . clever dodge the hlow was escaped
b. Oorbalt, Who Fetaliated With q punch
IN Bafke's Wind. After the ifih round
BnEke paid the amstear hoKer q compli,
msnt, By saying: s'Hs's 9 very foxy boy
with his dakes." Several members 81
the club stated thai they had kept a
record Of points dngiEe the contest, and
thai OoFbstt vas tas winnsF By their
record, having made 81 points 10 y
points for Burke. 10 h UNDERWOOD that
the Irish iad received better recompeuse
for he nights wefk than be ever did
before without forcing the perapiration.
Neither OF the meH waa scratched, and
both wefe in trim, sitter the aRht, 70 en-.
Ter dRawing-room. The contest vas q
clever sparfing match, but bore little
resemblance 10 aRht.
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